Mildred Hallett Myren

Oh how we miss Millie; her sweet smile and gentle manner. MPBC doesn't seem the same, but her spirit lingers there. Keith will never forget Art and Millie, who were always there to offer their friendship and to help him navigate the social nuances of being part of his church community. Blessings to all.

Millie was my colleague as a woman in ministry for many years, though my ordination preceded hers by decades. Just today I was remembering her to another friend, and decided to Google her since we had lost touch. I was so sorry to see her passing, especially at this challenging time. She was the most warmly professional, deeply faithful person I have known at the old Chicago Baptist Association or the newer ABCMC. For years we sat on the Ordination Commission together making both heartwarming...

We were so sorry to hear about Millie's passing. I had a lovely note from her at Christmas. We enjoyed the times we went to the Court Theater with Millie and Art and ate her marvelous apple cake. We also had a love the jigsaw puzzles in common. Please know you and your family are in our prayers.

Having known Millie (and Art) since the mid 1960s, we were greatly saddened by her passing. Our acquaintance began in a women's volleyball group held at the LaGrange YMCA. Several of us bonded and we decided to rent the gym for evening games to include our husbands. Millie soon suggested using the gym at the Morgan Park Baptist Church and we subsequently played volleyball there monthly for nearly 40 years, with the same core group of 4 couples, adding & losing others along the way. (Son Mark...

Sending prayers to all of the Myrens on the passing of your beautiful mother. We have such great memories of living on Seeley with you as neighbors and friends. We hope you take comfort in the wonderful life she led and by her example. She was always so kind to our mother at Smith Village when she would attend the Bible Study there. May she rest in peace. Martha Goldrick

Millie was always an inspiration to me. She was kind, caring, insightful, and beautiful inside and out.

I met Millie at the Coffee Break bible study at Grace church. Such a kind and giving woman. My condolences to Millie's family and close friends.

Dear Family and Friends of Millie. We are so saddened to hear of Millie's passing. She was a dear friend to us along with Art. We had many great times together and Millie was a valued colleague. Our relationship began in about 1977 when I began the ordination process in Chicago and Millie was on the Commission and signed my ordination certificate. Millie was a joy to know. Linda and Jerry Spoolstra Sarasota, FL

I got to know and appreciate and love Millie through our Coffee Break Bible Study group at Grace Community CRC in Oak Lawn. As one of the co-leaders of the group, we appreciated so much Millie's gentle wisdom and encouragement to so many of our members. Millie and I shared a love for the ministry, and we also shared several lunches together before Covid took away that privilege. We were looking forward to doing that again. I will deeply miss Millie as a friend dear friend and fellow laborer...